Quote of the Day - Chapter 5

The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
Franklin D. Roosevelt

What does it mean?
How does it relate to chapter 5?
What concrete example of this concept can you find in the chapter?

TRIBE UPDATE

Here are the tribes :

Macbeth Tribe	Flies tribe
Elisabeth Bruins Olivier Brown Jacob Paquette Madison Nisula Cloé Frehs Jana Cheaitani Tristan Ménard Cassandra Bourgeois	Michel Brunet Hayley Culkin Camille Maheux Justin Lavigne Alexandre Joyal Johanne Younes Olivia Makara Nicolas Brault Erica Beauchamp

Quote of the Day - Chapter 4

Nothing can be more gentle than man in his primitive state.
J.J. Rousseau

What does it mean?
How does it relate to chapter 4 that you just read?
What concrete example of this quote can you find in the novel? 

REMINDER: 

2 people from the Macbeth tribe will be eliminated tomorrow!! 

Notebook 4 is due tomorrow in class.

Quote of the Day - Chapter 3

And therefore if any two men desire the same thing, which nevertheless they cannot both enjoy, they become enemies.

Thommas Hobbes

- What does it mean?
- How does it relate to chapter 3?
- What concrete example of this quote can I find in the novel? (Remember to add page number)

Reminder: Justin and Camille must answer this. 

The others simply leave a short comment, one for each answer provided.

Tribes, Challenge 2, Elimination 1, Homework

Here are the tribes :

Macbeth Tribe	Flies tribe
Elisabeth Bruins Olivier Brown Jacob Paquette Madison Nisula Cloé Frehs Jana Cheaitani Tristan Ménard Cassandra Bourgeois	Michel Brunet Hayley Culkin Camille Maheux Justin Lavigne Alexandre Joyal Johanne Younes Olivia Makara Nicolas Brault Erica Beauchamp

The first round of elimination will take place on Monday! Only 1 person from the Macbeth tribe will be voted off finally.

Challenge no. 2 will take place on Wednesday. Don't miss it!

Homework for Monday: Commenting on each quote log answer, Notebook for Chapter 2 and finishing your outline for the Media Portrayal Project (if not already done).

QUOTE LOG - CHAPTER 2

Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice.
Anton Chekhov

- What does it mean?
- How does it relate to chapter 2?
- What concrete example of this quote can I find in the novel? (Remember to add page number)

Quote of the Day - Chapter 1

Any man may easily do harm, but not every man can do good to another.
Plato

- What does it mean?
- How does it relate to the chapter 1 just read?
- What concrete example of this quote can I find in the novel? (Remember to track page number)